Sahara India to build townships

[scholseys]

Of course he or she would. You have no idea what you are talking about.

you have never bought a house i assume or your housing system will soon collapse

 

[zip]

These peoples insecurity really amazes me .. I thought bengalis are intelligent before coming to this forum now i have changed my mind

 

[Al-zakir]

What's the fault of Bd's domestic builders that Al importing some one from India.Last three and half years, this bastard government has been fattening the Indian businesses by depriving Bangladeshi business.

 

[idune]

What's the fault of Bd's domestic builders that Al importing some one from India.Last three and half years, this bastard government has been fattening the Indian businesses by depriving Bangladeshi business.

No fault, domestic developers can do the job. But Awami League indian stooges will serve interest of indian and indian govt. If you recall Awami league stooge regime gave bharati airtel over $160 million in tax credit.

 

[Mech]

No fault, domestic developers can do the job. But Awami League indian stooges will serve interest of indian and indian govt. If you recall Awami league stooge regime gave bharati airtel over $160 million in tax credit.

Classic. Now all your'e missing is "Dalal".

 

[kalu_miah]

If India really wanted to help Bangladesh, they would build factories to give our people jobs, like Korea, Japan and China does. What Indians try to do is either take away our gas on the cheap, our investors money from clueless public from stock market or in this case tap into lucrative real estate market to make some fast buck. All they are interested is in looting and nothing else. I cannot blame them for this, our economies are not complementary to India's economy, both are mostly poor agrarian economies, both needs FDI to create labor intensive jobs and to create infrastructure, so we are competing for the same worldwide FDI pool. Of course we can add to this the Hindutva agenda of causing Muslims harm and keeping them weak and under their control, so that is another dimension that should not be ignored.

We have plenty of architectural and construction firm in Bangladesh and if we need investor, we can go to Korea, Japan, Malaysia etc. There is no need for Indian "investment" in this sector, they cannot be trusted to make houses and roads which may fall apart after a few years.

 

[KS]

If India really wanted to help Bangladesh.........

India wants to help itself.

Helping Bangladesh is none of our concern.

 

[neutral_person]

There is a massive corruption involve in this deal considering the revenue of Sahara India Pariwar was 73,000 crore INR, this deal is worth more than their entire revenue. I wonder why a tender was not issued if a sovereign guarantee was given.

They made 73000 crore INR yearly. And in the article it says that it is not sure how much money will be invested.

 

[Maira La]

Classic. Now all your'e missing is "Dalal".

hey do you guys really think someone who claims to be a BNP fanboy + acts paranoid and "pretends to be" severely mentally challenged all day is really a BNP well wisher? He could be a covert BALer for all you know!

 

[kalu_miah]

Indians and their Bangladeshi agents chime in as usual, supporting each other.

 

[Maira La]

Indians and their Bangladeshi agents chime in as usual, supporting each other.

What can you do with your kalu islamist power bro?

Wait a min! Didn't you add me to your ignore list a while ago?

 

[KS]

you have never bought a house i assume or your housing system will soon collapse

No true Scotsman !

 

[scholseys]

There are words in the market that sahara might go bankrupt. News of this deal has given sahara india's stock prices a 15% HIKE.

 

[CaPtAiN_pLaNeT]

Mod please close this thread as a current thread is already running of this topic.

http://www.defence.pk/forums/bangla...2-b-usd-new-bangladesh-capital-project-7.html

 

[kalu_miah]

Dhaka, May 23 (bdnews24.com) – Indian business conglomerate Sahara India Pariwar signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Bangladesh government on Wednesday to invest in modern but low-cost township schemes.

Chairman Subrata Roy Sahara and Joint Secretary (Development) of Housing and Public Works Syed Matlubur Rahman and RAJUK Chairman Nurul Huda signed the MoU.

State Minister for Housing and Public Works Abdul Mannan Khan was present during the signing of MoU at his ministry.

According to the MoU, the government is searching for a company to build some townships around Dhaka and Sahara is capable of doing the job.

Both the parties will also cooperate in other projects including affordable housing for low-income group and integrated township.

Sahara India is going to set up an office in Dhaka and will prepare and submit proposals to the government to finalise a deal.

"I have an emotional attachment with this country. From my childhood, I heard so much about Bikrampur (a place near Dhaka) from my mother that I feel I came to my own land, to my own soil," said Chairman Sahara.

His family migrated to India after the partition in 1947 and this is his first visit to Bangladesh.

Roy along with his wife Swapna Roy and around 20 officials arrived in Dhaka on Tuesday on three-day visit.

Investment

Sahara said the size of his investment was yet to be decided.

"I saw in the newspaper that investment amount would be some billions of dollars. But it is now difficult to say how much money we will invest," he categorically said.

The government will provide 'sovereign guarantee' against the investment and his company will procure and manage all the necessary funds, he added.

Indian media reported that Sahara India is going to invest 800 billion rupee in Bangladesh and that the group has already selected 40 square kilometres of land, about 50 kilometres from Dhaka, to begin with.

Mutual interest

State Minister Abdul Mannan Khan said both the parties would work together for a win-win situation.

He said Dhaka would expand, with or without any investment of Sahara Group, after construction of Padma bridge and the government has decided that no unplanned development would be allowed in other part of Buriganga.

Sahara Group has diversified interest including infrastructure and housing, financial service, media, retail chain and consumer products.

According to Time Magazine, it is the second biggest employer in India after Indian Railway

bdnews24.com/ssz/bd/sk/1325h







BIGGEST AWAMI LEAGUE CORRUPTION/HEIST UP TO DATE AND POSSIBLY THE LAST ONE BEFORE THEY LEAVE. I AM ABSOLUTELY GUTTED BY THIS DEAL.

Did you not say before that India is good for Bangladeshi business people, well this is a good example of Bangladeshi business people getting screwed while business going to Indian company. When we have a vassal state, this is what happens. So please don't complain.